Delaware plans. From $32.99/month.

Companies formed in the United States, including Delaware LLCs and C-Corps, are exempt from FinCEN BOI reporting. It is not presented as a mandatory filing included in these plans. The exemption does not remove other tax or state obligations. See the official FinCEN information.

Delaware is the most widely used corporate jurisdiction in the US thanks to its business-friendly laws, its specialised court (Court of Chancery), and its services infrastructure. American VCs almost always invest in Delaware C-Corps. If your product is global or your main market is the US, it makes a lot of sense.

The choice depends on the members, business activity, taxation and planned financing. An LLC does not have a single tax treatment: the IRS considers the number of members and any tax elections made. Before choosing a C-Corp for a funding round, confirm the structure investors require and its tax implications. Standard includes LLC formation without EIN application assistance; PRO includes EIN application assistance and the banking and conversion support described in the plan, subject to each process’s requirements.

The EIN (Employer Identification Number) is the company’s federal tax identification number issued by the IRS. It may be needed for tax and banking procedures; requirements for opening accounts and using payment services depend on the provider. The PRO plan includes assistance with the application. Standard includes state formation in Delaware; you can purchase EIN application assistance separately or upgrade to PRO. The IRS issues EINs free of charge: Aiden’s service covers assistance with the application.

Teams comes included in PRO at no extra cost, just like in the UK. Invite as many members as you need (co-founders, accountant, assistant, advisors) with custom permissions. Only the admin pays the PRO subscription. If you're on the Standard LLC plan, this feature isn't available, and you'd need to move up to PRO to use it.

Company formation and the Mercury account application are handled online. The account application is subject to the provider’s eligibility, documentation and approval requirements; forming the company does not guarantee that an account will be opened.

It's a person or company with a physical address in Delaware that receives legal communications on behalf of your company (lawsuits, state notices, etc.). It's a legal requirement in Delaware. It's included at no extra cost in every plan.

Forming an LLC in Delaware does not by itself determine how its profits are taxed in Spain. It is necessary to assess whether the entity meets Spain’s requirements for the income attribution regime and which obligations apply to the company and its members. Your adviser should review the case before filing returns. Delaware state obligations and federal IRS returns are reviewed separately; assistance with the latter is available as an additional Aiden Tax Filing service.

It's a fixed annual tax of $300 for LLCs (regardless of profit). It's due before June 1st each year. For C-Corps, it's calculated with a different formula based on authorized shares. We calculate it and remind you when and how to pay it — the official fee ($300 or the C-Corp calculation) you pay directly to the Delaware Division of Corporations. It's not an Aiden fee, it's a mandatory state tax.

Mercury is a financial platform for businesses offering banking services through partner banks. Applications are submitted online and are subject to its requirements and approval. Available features and deposit protection depend on the product and its terms. Check Mercury’s current information before applying for an account.

Yes. Delaware allows an LLC to convert into a corporation with the required approvals and filings. Generally, the conversion continues the entity’s existence and does not require its dissolution. Under the PRO plan, we structure the process; timing depends on documentation, approvals and the legal and tax review of the case.

Obligations depend on the company’s tax classification, transactions and tax year:

• Foreign-owned single-member LLC: if treated as a disregarded entity with reportable transactions, it may require Form 5472 and pro forma Form 1120.
• LLC treated as a partnership: generally files Form 1065 and Schedule K-1, subject to IRS exceptions.
• C-Corp: generally files Form 1120 even without taxable income.

Check the instructions for the applicable tax year for deadlines, extensions and penalties.

These forms are NOT included in the monthly plans due to their annual, specialised nature (signature under penalty of perjury, handling IRS communications). They're managed through Aiden Tax Filing from €299/year per LLC.